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RE: XML-Data

• From: Peter@u... (Peter Murray-Rust)
• To: xml-dev@i...
• Date: Wed, 25 Jun 1997 20:21:28 GMT

In message <78DFE33066ABD0118B9200805FD431BA93299D@R...> Jean Paoli writes:
> The current version of XML-Data, the Microsoft Position Paper, is at
> http://www.microsoft.com/standards/xml, along with a white paper on XML.
> Together, these documents present our vision for the use of structured
> data on the web. 
> I hope these are easier to use than the version I mailed to you on
> Sunday.

Thanks very much Jean,
	In fact the mail that was sent last week was unreadable on my mailer
(completely) although it still had to be downloaded.

	It would be appreciated if *very* large documents were mounted on the 
WWW and not directly mailed to this list, because not everyone can read them 
easily, and some of us have to pay for connect time.

	I discovered the URL independently and it's certainly a useful 
resource for the XML community - abstracters and curators will no doubt add 
it to their pages.

	P.


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